State Supreme Court
Brian Hagedorn — 605,728 votes — 50%
Lisa Neubauer — 599,768 votes — 50%
(A recount is possible with a 5,960 vote difference.)
Outagamie County
Appleton City Council
District 3
Brad Firkus — 65% **
Ryan Kubat — 35%
District 7
Maiyoua Thao — 51% **
John Cuff — 48%
District 9
Alex Schultz — 68% **
Bob Baker — 48%
District 13
Kyle Lobner — 54% **
Walter Blank — 46%
Appleton School Board
Jim Bowman — 39% **
Deborah Truyman — 33% **
Tim McKeag — 27%
Black Creek Village President
Andy Gleason — 56% **
Justin Stingle — 43%
Black Creek Village Board
(Top three win seats)
Paul Rettler — 28% **
Tyler Rasmussen — 27% **
Brandi Schomisch — 27% **
Jacque Stingle — 18%
Black Creek Town Chair
Dan Knutzen — 66% **
Brenda Schwister Garvey — 34%
Buchanan Town Board
Supervisor 1
Karen Lawrence — 52% **
Dave Van Vonderen — 48%
Buchanan Town Advisory Referendum
What method should the town primarily use to help pay for road projects?
Transportation Utility Fee — 57% **
Property Tax Levy Increase — 25%
Special Assessments — 19%
Center Town Board
Supervisor 1
Steve Schmeichel — 51% **
Jess Burchill — 33%
Cicero Town Board
Supervisor 1
Kelly Van Vleet Seitz — 51% **
Daniel Birling — 49%
Dale Town Board
Supervisor 1
Darnel Laabs — 58%
Charles Zehner — 30%
Ellington Town Clerk
Bonnie Fischer — 65% **
Rachael Yogerst — 35%
Freedom School Board
(Top two win seats)
Steve Garvey — 36% **
Kevin VerVoort — 33% **
Darin Tiedt — 31%
Freedom School Referendum
1. Nearly $56 million for a new high school with auditorium
No — 60% ** (With five of six precincts reporting)
Yes — 40%
2. Exceed revenue limit by $325,000 a year for recurring costs and maintenance
No — 62% ** (With five of six precincts reporting)
Yes — 38%
Freedom Town Chair
Charles Kramer — 70% **
Steven Lowney — 30%
Greenville Town Board
(Top two win seats)
Joe Ryan — 42% **
Dean Culbertson — 39% **
Michael Woods — 18%
Hortonville Village President
Jeanne Bellile — 66% **
Al Habeck — 34%
Kaukauna City Council
District 3
Brian Schell Skelly — 52% **
Thomas McGinnis — 48%
District 4
Pennie Thiele — 69% **
Ryan Schmitt — 31%
Kaukauna School Board
(Top three win seats)
Chad Berken — 22% **
Chris Bouressa — 21% **
Kathryn Breitzman — 18% **
John Moore — 16%
Tim Reichenberger — 11%
Charles West — 11%
Kaukauna School Referendum
1. Nearly $33 million for multiple school renovations, new gymnasium, and security improvements.
No — 53% **
Yes — 47%
Kimberly Village Board
(Top three win seats)
Lee Hammen — 30% **
Peggy Weber — 25% **
Tom Gaffney — 24%
Norb Karner — 22%
Little Chute School Board
(Top two win seats)
Sarah Beahm — 49% **
David Peterson — 26% **
Isaac Zimmermann — 25%
Maine Town Board
(Top two win seats)
Harley Griesbach — 36% **
Randy Moes — 31% **
Ray Gomm — 15%
Mike Olson — 10%
Maple Creek Town Chair
Dalton Korth — 49% **
Gary Coroneos — 45%
New London School Board
(Top two win seats)
Tina Ruckdashel — 32% **
Peter Bosquez — 26% **
Chris Martinson — 25%
Virginia Schlais — 17%
Oneida Town Chair
Scott Schaumberg — 63% **
Marlene Minnie Garvey — 37%
Oneida Town Board
Supervisor 1
Al Krause — 52% **
Terry Hock — 47%
Supervisor 2
Randall Robertson — 58% **
Carla Zimmerman — 42%
Shiocton Village Board
(Top three get seats)
Rodney Van Straten — 32% **
Austin Hooyman — 27% **
Eugene Butch Bunnell — 23% **
Jamie Dontje — 19%
Winnebago County
Fox Crossing Village Board
Trustee 2
Kris Koeppe — 52% **
Nick Gebert — 47%
Trustee 4
Mark Englebert — 73% **
Josh Finch — 27%
Fox Crossing Municipal Judge
Timothy Hogan — 62% **
John Schomisch Jr. — 38%
Neenah School Board
(Top three win seats)
Stefanie Holt — 21% **
Lauri Asbury — 19% **
Peter Kaul — 18% **
John Lehman — 17%
Tom Hanby — 14%
Marcelo Garcia — 12%
Neenah School Referendum
Nearly $130 million for building a new middle school, and making various school upgrades
No — 52% **
Yes — 48%
Neenah Town Board
(Top two win seats)
Tom Wilde — 33% **
Brooke Cardoza — 32% **
Brandon Nielsen — 20%
Elizabeth Duquaine — 15%
Nekimi Town Clerk
Tom Pollack — 70% **
Jessica Robbins — 29%
Omro School Board
(Top four win seats)
Tom Egan — 20% **
Shane Carter — 15% **
Brian Loos — 14% **
Tricia Retzlaff — 13% **
Lori O’Mary-Aron — 13%
Scott Larsen — 9%
Bill Eberle — 8%
Cecelia Brooks — 8%
Oshkosh Mayor
Lori Palmeri — 51% **
Steve Cummings — 48%
Oshkosh Common Council
(Top three win seats)
Deb Allison-Aasby — 24% **
Bob Poeschl — 23% **
Jake Krause — 20% **
Tom Pech Jr. — 19%
Robert Wilcox — 13%
Oshkosh Town Board
(Top two win seats)
William Demler — 40% **
Matt Merten — 38% **
Jason Wolfgram — 22%
Rushford Town Chair
Thomas Egan — 74% **
Patrick Schoonover — 26%
Winchester Town Chair
Matthew Olson — 56% **
Lawrence Kriescher — 44%
Winchester Town Board
Supervisor 1
Alan Vander Zanden — 54% **
Glen Mathison — 48%
Supervisor 2
Ben Joas — 53% **
Howard Miller — 47%
Winchester Town Treasurer
Sue Schwartzbauer — 63% **
Geri Pavlik — 37%
Winneconne Village President
Chris Boucher — 52% **
Dennis Biggar — 48%
Winneconne School Board
(Top two get seats)
Mark Kunde — 34% **
Bob Ronk — 33% **
Matthew Olson –33%
Brown County
Brown County Executive
Troy Streckenbach — 75% **
Mark Berndt — 25%
Bellevue Village Board
(Top two win seats)
David Kaster — 43% **
Adam Gauthier — 41% **
Larry Hamsing — 15%
De Pere City Council
District 1
Amy Chandik Kundinger — 60% **
Randy Soquet — 39%
District 4
Casey Nelson — 53% **
Brandi Kiskis — 46%
Green Bay Mayor
Eric Genrich — 58%**
Patrick Buckley — 42%
Green Bay School Board
(Top three win seats)
Eric Vanden Heuvel — 25% **
Kristina Shelton — 23% **
Brenda Warren — 22% **
John Jahnke — 18%
Paul Boucher — 10%
Green Bay Town Board
(Top two win seats)
Ryan DeBroux — 33% **
Matthew Bosman — 28% **
Jason Miller — 19%
Darrell Boulanger — 19%
Holland Town Chair
Jerome Wall — 51% **
Chris Biese — 49%
Howard Village Board
Wards 9-10
Scott Beyer — 65% **
Tim Meves — 35%
Wards 15-16
Craig McAllister — 75%
Brian Miller — 25%
Humboldt Town Board
(Top two win seats)
Wes Dorner — 33% **
John Zimonick — 26% **
Warren Jadin — 20%
Vince Delain — 19% **
Lawrence Town Board
(Top two win seats)
Kenneth Van De Hei — 38% **
Randy Vandenack — 38% **
Brandon Seaborn — 24%
Ledgeview Town Board
(Top two win seats)
Al Cheslock — 36% **
Cullen Peltier — 32% **
Jeff Pansier — 31%
New Denmark Town Chair
William Krueger — 52% **
Gary Moore — 48%
New Denmark Town Board
(Top two win seats)
Matt Goetsch — 40% **
Steven Olsen — 37% **
James Crawford — 23%
Pittsfield Town Board
Supervisor 2
Michael Bodart — 54% **
Ray Tauscher — 45%
Pulaski School Board
Zone 1
Brian Chlopek — 56% **
Sarah Brunette — 43%
Calumet County
Brillion City Council
(Top three win seats)
Sarah Pielhop — 30% **
Carrie Wenzel — 25% **
Mel Edinger — 23% **
Thomas Moehr — 21%
Brillion Town Board
(Top two win seats)
Dale Maile — 34% **
Gary Weins — 28% **
Lance Morgan — 25%
Levi Gibler — 12%
Chilton City Council
Clayton Thornber — 57% **
Greg Kubichka — 43%
Chilton Town Board
(Top two win seats)
Tim Lau — 34% **
Randy Lisowe — 33% **
Richard Buechel — 29%
Chilton Town Treasurer
Linda Hedrich — 69% **
Daryl Schroeder — 31%
Harrison Village President
Kevin Hietpas — 60% **
Buddy Lisowe — 39%
Harrison Village Board
(Top three win seats)
Kevin Hietpas — 19% **
Darlene Bartlein — 18% **
Lou Miller — 17% **
Tyler Moore — 16%
Jim Salm — 16%
Pete Stier — 13%
Kiel Area School Board
(Top two win seats)
Philip Schaefer — 31% **
Dan Dietrich — 30% **
Red Jones — 20%
Robert Runge — 19%
Stockbridge School Board
(Top two get seats)
Dave Levknecht — 44% **
Sarah Willett — 39% **
Wesley Bunnell — 16%
Stockbridge Town Chair
Kenneth Schaefer — 66% **
Dean Joas — 34%
Stockbridge Town Board
(Top two get seats)
Mark Ecker — 35% **
Dean Joas — 35% **
Adam Ecker — 30%
Stockbridge Village Board
(Top three get seats)
Nathan Bowe — 27% **
Tim Lemke — 23% **
Gregory Zickuhr — 18% **
Kimberly Smith — 16%
Christopher Grebe — 15%
Woodville Town Board
(Top two get seats)
Jeff Wisnet — 43% **
Dave Genslak — 37% **
Mark (Pozzy) Vander Pas — 20%
Fond du Lac School Referendum
1. $91.5 million for district-wide school improvements, ADA updates, security upgrades, and capital improvements
Yes — 61% **
No — 39%
2. $7 million to add air-conditioning to district buildings
Yes — 59% **
No — 41%
